Market for Cheese to Grow as People Learn Its Properties
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture. The piece urges expanding cheese consumption in the United States, noting low per capita intake and comparing nations. It covers cheese’s food value, protein content, and potential uses, calling for education, advertising, and displays to boost daily cheese in menus.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Boston
United States
Chicago
Denmark
United Kingdom
France
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Italy
Australia
America
New Parts for Implements Inspection Guide
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture lists a careful, systematic inspection of farm implements for repairs and part replacements. It advises noting manufacturer, year bought, machine number, catalogue or casting numbers, and ordering parts early to avoid stock shortages.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Stocks of corn drop on farms in November report
The stock of old corn on farms on November 1 is estimated at 72,208,000 bushels, down 2.8 percent from the 118 crop. The figure compares with 114,078,000 bushels a year ago and follows the five year average of 87,277,000 bushels.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pit Silos Grow Popular In Niobrara County Farm Bureau Work
Niobrara County Wyoming farm bureau members build many pit silos following county agent demonstrations. Farmers learn collar construction, pit digging, wall plumb using a yreamer, cement mixing and wall application, and hoist setup as the second silo begins.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Niobrara County
Wyo
Farm Bureau
Alfalfa Values In Soil Return And Efficient Storage
The article emphasizes timely farm work and careful manure management. It highlights alfalfa’s nitrogen contribution to soil and promotes ensilage as a cost effective way to feed corn, urging farmers to treat fodder storage with the same care as other enterprises.
Anuric touted for backache and kidney relief
Anuric promoted as the remedy for backache, kidney congestion, and related symptoms. The ad claims relief from lumbago rheumatism and dropsy, urging sparing meals and water, and featuring a testimonial from Mrs W. C. Hman of Omaha Nebraska.
Locust swarm damages grain near Tientsin
A swarm of small green locusts appeared at Palitni, two and a half miles south of Tientsin, on September 9. They settled on grain fields between there and the race course. Peasants fought them off to save crops, gathered baskets of them, and sold the insects in the native city markets.
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Palitni
Tientsin
North China Herald
Armistice and health ad for Cascarets cure
An advertisement urges peace of mind and bodily health by taking Cascarets. It claims liver and bowel poisoning cause biliousness and stomach upset, promises gentle action without griping, and notes low cost and overnight work. The Louisville Courier-Journal motto is quoted about worrying.
Diamond Dyes Ad Offers Fabric Color Fix
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising rich fadeless color for wool silk linen cotton and blends. It notes a Color Card and instruction booklet to guide dyeing over existing colors. The copy then contains disjointed phrases about a man needing backbone and a lamb story fragment.
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Ady
Hats With Wide Brims Flourish With Frocks From Louis XV Era
Fashion notes describe hats this season showing more color and wider brims to complement wide skirtted frocks echoing the Louis XV style. Small hats remain prominent, with turban duvetyne models and a creamy white piece trimmed with black coque feathers.
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Louis XVI
Paris
Fashion notes on turn back collars and necklines
A fashion column surveys new dress details including turn back collars on velvet frocks, square and decolletage necklines for afternoon gowns, minimal sleeves or sleeveless looks, revived undersleeves in Paris, and overall trends in the modern woman’s wardrobe.
French Sweaters and Their Ornate Rhiffan Styles
French sweaters described as light and sheer with rhiffan influence. They feature elaborate embroidery and oral designs or Chinese effects.
Ribbons Inspire Silk Fashion at Shops and Girdles
Silk ribbons on counters draw buyers with wide metallic brocades and bold designs inspired by Egypt parrot and Chinese motifs. Sellers note ribbons for gowns and girdles, with narrow types for waist embellishments, often cut to silk by the yard for trims.
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Egypt
Scarves and Belts Inspire Hand knit Fashion Tips
A guide to wide scarfs held by patent leather belts, with color ideas like victory blue and purple. Instructions cover light cast ons, alternating knit and purl rows, and creating a central design with bordered borders on both sides. Use heavy wool and avoid shrinking the length to maximize pride in the finished piece.
Unusual Maroon Velour Blouse With Angora Embroidery
A maroon velour blouse for milady features angora embroidery and three-fourths sleeves. The item showcases two new details in a distinctive townwear style.
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Milady
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound claiming it breaks a severe cold within hours. It advertises dosing every two hours up to three doses and claims to clear nasal congestion, stop runny nose, relieve headache and feverishness, and cost only a few cents at drug stores.
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Pape
Grippe
Costa
Force of Habit Story Note
In a clipped dialogue a speaker objects to returning soldiers working for him. A colleague questions the decision as others think they tire him. One man judges a veteran too capable for the task and orders a reckless trench line abandoned, leading to a rapid, problematic consequence.
Sorrow Clothing Means Grief in Halloween Tale
In a playful note about a child named Mary Ellen, a clothespin becomes a symbol of sorrow as she dresses a clothespin in black for Halloween and says it has lost its husband and wears sorrow clothes, illustrating a simple household metaphor.
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Mary Ellen
Recipe for Gray Hair Ady Advertisement
A home hair darkening mixture is described requiring water, a small box of Barbo Compound, glycerine, and Bay Ram. The formula is to be applied twice weekly until the desired shade is reached. It claims to darken gray hair gradually, soften harsh hair, and not cover the scalp or rub off.
Fragmentary Quatrains from a Medieval Text
Fragmentary OCR hints at a dialogic scene with archaic diction and unclear speaker names. The lines show rhythmic speech and possible insult or rebuke, suggesting a poetic or narrative fragment embedded with social tension and linguistic archaisms whose full meaning remains obscured.
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